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The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
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My Sunny Day RS matured today and I've managed to move the money out just now. No need to wait till tomorrow.Aidanmc said:
I already closed the Loyalty RS earlier this week.Speculator said:Is everyone closing their unwanted Coventry Regular Savers tomorrow.
My Sunny Day RS matures today so should be available to withdraw tomorrowI choose the rooms that I live in with care,
The windows are small and the walls almost bare,
There's only one bed and there's only one prayer;
I listen all night for your step on the stair.3 -
Apologies, now correctedmasonic said:Bridlington1 said:Usual drill:
Leeds BS Regular Saver (Issue 67) at 4.7% to go NLA, replaced by issue 68 with a new maturity date of 1/9/25.
1/9/27?1 -
I’m keeping the minimum £1 in the EA account they are going to create to remain a customer.apt said:
I'm keeping one just so it is easy to open an account with them if they finally get round to launching something decent and to qualify for any potential loyalty product. Won't be much money in it though.Speculator said:Is everyone closing their unwanted Coventry Regular Savers tomorrow.1 -
Mined my money out a couple of days ago to another account elsewhere, but left £1 which will go over with the Sunny Day Saver interest to the maturity EA account.jaypers said:
I’m keeping the minimum £1 in the EA account they are going to create to remain a customer.apt said:
I'm keeping one just so it is easy to open an account with them if they finally get round to launching something decent and to qualify for any potential loyalty product. Won't be much money in it though.Speculator said:Is everyone closing their unwanted Coventry Regular Savers tomorrow.Digital Payback
The National Lottery : A tax on those who aren’t good at maths.0 -
I've found with Coventry they'll let you reduce the balance to nil in their easy access accounts (though the interest rate shows up as 0%), if you have a balance of 1p or more the interest rate will show on the account.Digital_Payback said:
Mined my money out a couple of days ago to another account elsewhere, but left £1 which will go over with the Sunny Day Saver interest to the maturity EA account.jaypers said:
I’m keeping the minimum £1 in the EA account they are going to create to remain a customer.apt said:
I'm keeping one just so it is easy to open an account with them if they finally get round to launching something decent and to qualify for any potential loyalty product. Won't be much money in it though.Speculator said:Is everyone closing their unwanted Coventry Regular Savers tomorrow.5 -
it was the same with RS3 - they sent the leaflet for it, but it wasn't an option on the paper maturity form.friolento said:
RS4 leaflet is enclosed with the letter. It’s just not an option on the instruction formsurreysaver said:
Maybe the letter was posted before the Issue 4 existeds71hj said:So my Principality RS issue 3 maturity instructions now show online. The RS 4 is an option, which is wasn't on the letter I received. It feels like the jury is out on here whether timing or random chance dictates whether /how to get such a request through successfully when you already have an RS 4
I'm wondering if today as a non working day followed by a busy Monday morning would. be worth a try. Thoughts?0 -
I don't have the paper form in front of me atm but I recall there being a free text box (in Blue?) where you can manually enter the name of another account. Top right rings a bell..janusdesign said:
it was the same with RS3 - they sent the leaflet for it, but it wasn't an option on the paper maturity form.friolento said:
RS4 leaflet is enclosed with the letter. It’s just not an option on the instruction formsurreysaver said:
Maybe the letter was posted before the Issue 4 existeds71hj said:So my Principality RS issue 3 maturity instructions now show online. The RS 4 is an option, which is wasn't on the letter I received. It feels like the jury is out on here whether timing or random chance dictates whether /how to get such a request through successfully when you already have an RS 4
I'm wondering if today as a non working day followed by a busy Monday morning would. be worth a try. Thoughts?
Not the best designed form though and easier to submit instructions online..0 -
Yes, the last form that I received (June 2025) has a green box on the right, with the heading: 'Reinvest some of your savings', which has 2 boxes below to fill in with the 'New Regular Saver Bond Name' and the '...amount you'd like to reinvest'.gt94sss2 said:
I don't have the paper form in front of me atm but I recall there being a free text box (in Blue?) where you can manually enter the name of another account. Top right rings a bell..janusdesign said:
it was the same with RS3 - they sent the leaflet for it, but it wasn't an option on the paper maturity form.friolento said:
RS4 leaflet is enclosed with the letter. It’s just not an option on the instruction formsurreysaver said:
Maybe the letter was posted before the Issue 4 existeds71hj said:So my Principality RS issue 3 maturity instructions now show online. The RS 4 is an option, which is wasn't on the letter I received. It feels like the jury is out on here whether timing or random chance dictates whether /how to get such a request through successfully when you already have an RS 4
I'm wondering if today as a non working day followed by a busy Monday morning would. be worth a try. Thoughts?
Not the best designed form though and easier to submit instructions online..
As you say, though, easier and quicker to do it online, which is what I've always done (always successful... so far...!?)0 -
I have sent a secure message requesting closure of my Coventry Loyalty (3) and also used the app to request a partial withdrawal from my Sunny Day Saver, as despite the letter showing maturity as today, it seems the account doesn’t actually convert until tomorrow. Instead of putting money aside for September expenses in August I put that into savings, so happy to have the remaining balance earn interest until tomorrow given that it won’t be heading to Regular Savers.
Afterwards, requested a withdrawal from Skipton Member Bonus Saver. Those funds have landed, but still waiting on Coventry. It did say today though, so although not as fast as Skipton, they’re quicker than they used to be.0 -
You can close Coventry accounts in online banking.Kim_13 said:I have sent a secure message requesting closure of my Coventry Loyalty (3) and also used the app to request a partial withdrawal from my Sunny Day Saver, as despite the letter showing maturity as today, it seems the account doesn’t actually convert until tomorrow. Instead of putting money aside for September expenses in August I put that into savings, so happy to have the remaining balance earn interest until tomorrow given that it won’t be heading to Regular Savers.
Afterwards, requested a withdrawal from Skipton Member Bonus Saver. Those funds have landed, but still waiting on Coventry. It did say today though, so although not as fast as Skipton, they’re quicker than they used to be.0
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